Expand your knowledge of games. Try and understand how they work and take note of EVERYTHING that goes on. Experiment with other games. A good way of learning how games work is to break them. Not physically going inside your computer and snapping it in half, that would be ridiculous, why would you ever try something like that? Crazy person... I'm talking about finding bugs in games and taking note of every function and operation that happens on the screen.
I have been playing games for a long time, ever since I was around 10 years old, and I have always been fascinated how everything worked on the screen. I would always think about making a game, all the time trying to understand how. Until I found many tutorials. It was really confusing at first, but I eventually got the hang of it. I started "attempting" to make games when I was around 12-13 years old, I know surprising. This just shows how simple it is, since I wasn't the brightest student and I can still make games.
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